Saadeddin Pastry Company, a leading food manufacturing company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Middle East, has participated in the sixth edition of Food Africa that has taken place in Egypt under the patronage of the Ministry of Industry And Trade.
The Saudi-based company is specialized in the production and marketing of Arabic sweets, Western sweets, nuts, ice cream, coffee and all kinds of chocolate.
The company displayed its products that suit all tastes and segments and produced using the latest global technologies in the field of confectionery and chocolate manufacturing.
Fadi Dahbour, Saadeddin Group Marketing Director said that the company’s participation in Food Africa comes within the framework of its keenness and earnest desire to continue expanding and open up new horizons for its products through entering into the Egyptian market, given that Egypt is the main gateway for expansion within the African continent’s markets during the coming period.
Food Africa has marked its footprint as a foremost international exhibition in the African region, dedicated to the agro-food industry. Situated in Egypt, the gateway to Africa, the exhibition provides a versatile and highly-targeted platform for local, regional, and international industry players to reap solid opportunities in Egypt’s whopping market and Africa’s highly demanding agro-food sector.
Food Africa has marked its footprint as a foremost international exhibition in the African region, dedicated to the agro-food industry. Situated in Egypt, the gateway to Africa, the exhibition provides a versatile and highly-targeted platform for local, regional, and international industry players to reap solid opportunities in Egypt’s whopping market and Africa’s highly demanding agro-food sector.
The sixth edition of Food Africa 2021 exhibition has between 12 and 14 December, with the participation of 400 local and international companies.
The exhibition was held in cooperation with a number of strategic partners, namely Food Export Council, Agriculture Export Council, Egyptian Commercial Service, and Egyptian Food Safety Authority.
